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Biology

The biology courses are designed to contribute to the
student's general understanding of the nature and
interrelationships of living things. Courses for majors carry the
additional aspects of providing a preparation for graduate and
professional studies.

Business Administration and Accounting

The main objective of the curriculum in Business
Administration is to prepare students for managerial roles in
business, government, and non-profit organizations. A major in
Accounting is for those students interested in careers in public,
private, governmental, and institutional accounting.

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Child Study

Pominic Romeo
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Patricia Russo
Child Study

Classics

The courses in classics aim to impart a knowledge and
appreciation of the ancient Greek and Latin cultures that have
:ontributed so largely to the foundations of western civilization
ind have influenced so many fields of thought to the present
lay.

Education

The Education Department, in keeping with New York
State Standards and guidelines, seeks to prepare students for
[nitial Certification in Adolescence Education with majors in
Diology, English, history, mathematics, and Spanish, in New
York State Approved Programs.

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ChJd Study

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Child Study

Ann Thompson
Child Study

JoAm Vitiello
Child 5tudu

Frank J. PUjregorlo
Education

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Education

English

The wide spectrum of literary and historical periods covered
in the English department offerings provides for a
comprehensive background and the possibility of
specialization in such areas as Major Authors, the American
Experience, British Literature, and Creative Writing.

Fine Arts

The arts embody some of the highest aspirations of the
human spirit. Convinced of this, the Fine Arts Department
seeks to introduce students to the enjoyment of the
masterpieces of music and art.

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John P. VeQuardi
Fine Art*

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Fine Arts

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Monica A Prennan
History

Marie Fitzgerald
History

Matthew Caputo
Math/Computer Science

History

The courses in history are arranged to meet the needs not
Dnly of history majors, but of all students who are interested in
history for its value as a liberal discipline. The courses are
designed to present either a general survey, or an intensive
analysis of more specialized fields.

Human Relations

Human Relations is an interdisciplinary major leading to a
Bachelor of Arts degree including sociology-anthropology, and
psychology. It seeks to equip students with specific skills
which are necessary for today's citizens in their relations with
others.

Joan P. Pickeu
hath/ Computer Science

S. Jane Fr&z
Math/ Computer Science

Pogumila Lai
Math/ Computer Science \ i

Ken Masarovich
Math/ Computer Science

Patricio Hernandez
Modern Languages

Antoinette Hertel
Modern Languages

Mathematics and Computer Science

Students may major in Mathematics,
Mathematics/Computer Science and Computer Infomation
Systems. To develop a more mature appreciation of the
significance of mathematics and its impact on today's world,
each student is required to take one semester of mathematics.

Modern Languages

The Language Department aims to develop students'
proficiency in comprehension and communication in French,
Spanish, and Italian. It strives to broaden students' horizons by
fostering an understanding and appreciation of literatures and
cultures expressed in these languages.

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Modern Languages

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Alexander Altman
Phusical Sciences

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Psychology

Paul Omneiiy
Pyschology

Paul Hawruluk
Psychology

Philosophy

Philosophy seeks to question and interpret the full range of
human experience and critically examine the assumptions,
methods, and claims of other bodies of knowledge represented
in the curriculum, including its own. It challenges students to
hink critically from a variety of perspectives.

Physical Education

Physical Education courses are designed to affect the
student's development of coordination, accuracy, alertness,
strength, and endurance. The program focuses on the benefits
Df leisure time through fostering qualities of sportsmanship,
:ooperation, courtesy, leadership, and fellowship.

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Psychology

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Psychology

Pebra Zaech
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Recreation

Robin lombardo
Recreation

5. Suzanne Rranck
Religious Studies

Physical Sciences

Introductory courses in physical science are designed to
give the student a basic understanding of the nature of matter,
the physical universe, and the impact of physical sciences on
society. Advanced courses offer training needed by those who
will be professionally concerned with scientific matters.

Psychology

The psychology major is designed for those students who
need a solid preparation for graduate study in psychology. The
departmental offerings are also suitable for those students who
intend to engage in any of the professions in which knowledge
of psychological principles is fundamental.

Thomas Petrlano
Religious Studies

Kenneth Pauzon
5ooal Sciences

Bernard Ritzpatrick
Social Sciences

Randall Krieg
Social Sciences & Pean

Veronica Manlow
Social Sciences

Richard Pagantoi
Speech Communication

Recreation

The Recreation program aims to provide the philosophy,
psychology, sociology, and professional enrichment necessary
to enhance both clinical and administrative skills in Recreation,
rhe student may choose to concentrate in either Community or
rherapeutic Recreation.

Religious Studies

Courses in Religious Studies offer students the opportunity
to deepen their knowledge of the various religious traditions of
peoples. The courses are given to enable students to appreciate
:he religious beliefs of all people within the context of their
:ultural and historical development.

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Speech Communication

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Speech Communication

Matthew Colson
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Priscdla Casbellano
Panzi Center

Mary Keller
Library

5. Agnes Meagher
Pirector of library

Social Sciences

The Department of the Social Sciences aims to develop a
broad understanding of social, economic, and political
problems and to instill in students an interest which may lead
to constructive activity in the solution of contemporary
problems in these fields.

Speech Communication

Courses in the Speech Communication Department are
planned so students may develop confidence, poise, become
better listeners, learn how to gain and hold attention, acquire
the means of effectively expressing their convictions and
recieve training in interpretative reading and character
protrayal.

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library

3. Joan Ryan
library

Peg Chiarella
Nurse's Office

Mar* Kassner Katheruv Waldron

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\dult & Professional Education

The School of Adult and Professional Education offers
Bachelor of Science degrees and credit-bearing certificates to
idults with highly diversified professional and personal
backgrounds. It offers majors in accounting, community health
ind human services, and nursing, among others.

Danzi Athletic Center

The Danzi Athletic Center opened in Spring 1997. It
ncludes a competition size swimming pool, aerobics studio,
strength training room, fitness room, 12,000 square foot
gymnasium, and an elevated track.

Callahan Library

The Callahan Library is a modern 25,000 sq. foot,
free-standing facility with seating for more than 300 readers. It
has a curriculum library, seminar rooms, administrative offices,
and two classrooms. Holdings include over 105,000 volumes,
307 periodical titles, videos and other instructional aids. There
is access to the internet as well as academic databases.

Adult and Professional Education Registrar

bookstore Crew

Counseling and Career Center

Financial Aid Office

Registrar

Scheduling and Registration

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Association for
Computing Machinery

President
Edward D'Azzo-Caisser

Vice-President
Josef Sipek

Secretary
John Zabroski

Treasurer
Matt Kofsky

The mission of St. Joseph's College student chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery

(ACM) is to provide an extracurricular environment to accommodate the interests of students

interested in Computer Science and Computer Information Systems. The SJC student chapter of the

ACM is also affiliated with an Honor Society for students in the Computing Disciplines at St. Joseph's

College.

Art Club

President
Kim 3arc\a

Vice President
Christa Chapman

Secretary
Jessica handy

Treasurer
Sean McGovern

Art Club is more than just paint, brushes, and palettes. In fact, one does not need to nave artistic

talent whatsoever in order to join. Our main slogan this year is: "NO EARS REQUIRED" in honor of the

great Vincent Van Gogh. Though our club does try to include the arts in our activities as much as

possible, our main concern is having fun and making new friends. New members are always welcome.

24 This is a club fit for everyone and anyone. Remember, "NO EARS REQUIRED!"

biology Club

President
Alison Valane

Vice President
Matthew Cauchi

Secretary
Sara Wehle

Bridget Deangelo

"Research is to see what everybody else has seen, and to think what nobody else has thought."

Albert Szent-Gyorgi (1393-1966), U.S. Biochemist

The Biology Club is dedicated to giving students a first hand look at the modem aspects of Biological Sciences and how to

apply them to everyday life. The Bio Club emphasizes a role on ensuring the well being of the school and its environment. The

Club sponsors field trips to various genetics laboratories and medical examiners' offices, as well as offering tutoring to all

students in biology classes. This club is open to all students.

ESN Club

President
Cheryl Peisert, P.N.

Vice President
Colleen Finnegan, P.N.

Treasurer
Poberta DeMelo, P.N.

"Professionalism - Leadership - Advocacy"

The F35N Club's membership is composed of Registered Nurses who are attending St. Joseph's College

to obtain their Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing. Each year we advocate and support both local

and global outreach efforts. Our meetings provide a forum for networking with other nurses, as well as

being a resource for current nursing topics and legislation. 25

Campus Activities
Board

Program Coordinators

Lisa Lawrence (Fall '05)

Stanley Hanecom (Sp. '06)

Off-Campus Coordinator
Elizabeth Bove

Special Events Coordinators

Stanley Hanecom (Fall '05)

Kimberly Fitzpatrick

Diane Barrientos

Mary Lobasso (Spring '06)

Caitlin Harley (Spring '06)

The goal of the Campus Activites Board (CAB.) is to bring fun, exciting, and intellectually stimulating events to

campus for students to enjoy. Daytime, evening, and any other variety of enrolled student will benefit from the

entertainment and experiences presented at club activities. On-campus events will strive to create unity in the St.

Joseph's community. They are meant to be both a break from the academic day as well as something to learn and qrov

from. Off-campus events will serve as an outlet to communities throughout Long Island. These events are to enlighten*

St. Joseph's College students with the plethora of opportunities our neighborhood has in both the academic and

social branches of their educational development.

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Campus Crusade
for Christ

President
Elizabeth Harrison

Vice-President
Breanne Decker

Secretary
Christine Zeblisky

Treasurer
Laura Karminski

'so that you may become blameless and pure, children of God without fault in
a crooked and depraved generation, in which you shine like stars in the

universe" - Philippians 2:15

Council for the
Exceptional Child

President
Nicole Entler

Vice President
Laura Van Schaick

Secretary
Jenna Pino

Treasurer
Julie Ann Korpi

-CEC is part of a national organization in which members are advocates for children

with special needs. Joining this club allows students to gain the newest

information ox\ a world of special education, while helping children at the same

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Child Study Club

President
Carrie Patrizio

Vice-President
Linda Pascucci

Secretary
Grace Salvaggio

Treasurer
Marie Ann Vitillo

A club for prospective teachers, and those with a love for children. Activities include the annual Chinese

Auction at Fall Fest, Helping Hands Christmas Party for children in the Help Suffolk Shelter in r3ellport,

as well as visits to local hospitals, shelters, and workshops. Class Representatives: The purpose of the

class representatives is to work hand in hand with Student Government executives, as well as to

provide memorable and beneficial events for their class. Elections are held annually.

Dance Club

President
Tara Gray

Vice-President
Katelyn Kanitello

Secretary
Alyssa Grar\\ce

Treasurer
Ava Nicole Bryant

Dance Club is a 5tuder\t run organization dedicated to the establishment of dance as ar\ educational, creative, and healing art form. The

purpose of Dance Club is to probide a safe and fun atmosphere for students with an interest in dance. Vance Club provides an

opportunity for the St. Joseph's College community to experience and participate in dance regardless of age, race, size, or experience.

Dance Club gives the opportunty to create, explore, and experience the positive benefits of dance, to learn the art of the producing dance

and to share the healing benefits of dance with our surrounding communities. We are devoted to participate in and produce community

outreach events.
'Your feet may learn the steps, but only your soul can truly dance."

Delta Psi Omega

President

Ben Tieniber II

Vice-President

Justin Kern

Secretary

Greg Giacalone

Treasurer

Mike Giuffrida

Sergeant at Arms:

John Ceremello

Greek Council

Representative:

James Heick

Pledge Master:

Peter Carney

This fraternity has established itself as one of the most successful ongoing organizations at St. Joseph's College, existing

for nearly a decade. This is where friendships are started and brothers are made for a lifetime. Delta Psi Omega invites the

men of St. Joseph's to begin an experience that will last a lifetime. Challenge yourself to make a commitment that will

change your college experience and make your time St. Joseph's a more memorable one. Through the principal values of

trust, charity, diversity, responsibility, and commitment, you can create your own path. Delta Psi Omega: a brotherhood, a

bond, a beginning.

Diversity Union

President
Hulda Mazariegos

Vice-President
Nicole Sorrenti

Secretary
Perla Iglesias

Treasurer
Mirna Portillo

: "Celebrating and Embracing Our Differences Through Unity"

Multicultural organization that celebrates diversity. The organization holds events that
promote union among the college students, such as international food samplings,

speakers, and entertainment.

Drama Society

President
Melissa McManus

Vice-President
Shannon Small

Secretary
Dreanne Becker

Treasurer
Jackie Leidahl

A creative outlet for students with a love of the theatre. For those interested in
sharing their talents on or off the stage. The Drama Society normally puts on one show

per semester, which is open for all students to audition. However, in 2005-06, they
staged 3 productions -- "All My Sons," "Plaza Suite," and "Anything Goes," a new recordl

English Club

President
Crystal Schweimler

Vice-President
Eileen Ryan

Secretary
Kristine Sabia

Treasurer
Thomas Hahn

For English majors and all those interested in the enjoyment of poetry

readings, Open Mic Night and getting involved. The English Club also publishes

Calliope, the St. Joseph's literary magazine.

A student run organization in which students participate in flag football. Club
participates in frequent games and a\eo participates in their own

tournaments.

History Club

President
Theresa Teja

Vice President
William Orenkewicz

Secretary
Edward Richard

Treasurer
James MacDoneW

The History Club strives to reach out to the whole college community as well as its

surrounding communities. The history club aims to provide the St. Joseph's community

with an informative, yet exciting, approach to spreading the joys of learning about all

forme of current and past times.

Lambda Pel lota

President:

Molly Sweeney

Vice President:

Sue Paino

Secretary:

Lauren Creutzberger

Treasurer:

Stephanie Maffei

Judicial Chair:

Alison Haun

Pledgemaster:

Phiannon Pizzo

Greek Council:

Heather O'Connell

The purpose of Lambda Psi lota Sorority is to establish a loyal sisterhood among its members through bonds of friendship
and service to the college and to the surrounding community. This organization is devoted to freindship, service, leadership,

and well-being.

Throughout the 2005-06 school year Lambda has participated in and run events that include: Orientation Team 2005,

Relay for Life, Hurricane Katrina Fundraising, Make-a-Difference Day, Spring Fling, Fall Fest, Psychic Night, Fundraising for

the Dion Arroyo Memorial Scholarship, the Christa House Walk, Christmas Caroling at the Veterans Hospital, Many Shows

by The Montauk Project, and much, much more!

Lions Club

President
Jessica Ragazzi

Vice-President
Katie Signorelli

Secretary
Rachel Searles

Treasurer
Russ E3lumenthal

We serve" -- assist those in need in our community, specifically the deaf and the blind.
The Lion's Club aims to help others who are not able to help themselves in order to

create a better community for all.

Matrix Club

President
Jill Marie Valente

Vice President
Matt Kofsky

Secretary
Dorothy Magistrale

Treasurer
Jen Pang

The Matrix Club is for students interested in activities involving Math and

Computer Science. Events include trips to the Long Island Tech Center,

weekly math contests and programming competitions.

National Student

Speech-Language
Hearing Association

President
Tiffany Mangiona

Vice President
Sandra LaOala

Secretary
Diana Pogak

Treasurer
Lauren Kirchmeier

The National Student Speech-Language Hearing Association, (a.k.a. the Speech

Pathology Club or NSSLA) is for speech majors and concentrations. Get \ne\de

information in the field of speech pathology and audiology. Obtain valuable graduate

information while listening to guest speakers and networking with fellow students.

Student Government Association

Christen Gang
President

Bryan Gill
Vice President

Kristy Lentino
Secretary

Joseph Leocata
Treasurer

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and one for all"

Philosophical
Society

President
Paul Mager

Vice-President
Sean Morrison

Secretary
Edward D'azzo

Treasurer
Laura Schwartz

The Philosophical Society is an organization dedicated to the love of wisdom. Its purpose

is to deliberate and mediate on philosophical questions that are of great importance to

the understanding of life and learning In general. It is our goal to spread this love to as

many students as possible, so that they may benefit from having their minds opened.

Psychology Club

President
Justyne Keppler

Vice President
Debbie E3alunas

Secretary
JoAnn Woodruff

Treasurer
Rob Catalanotto

Publicity Manager
Jennifer Post

This organization provides a means of promoting pyschology and providing

Information regarding psychology to the students through informal faculty

lectures, as well as through charitable community services.

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Recreation Club

President
Lauren McNulty

The Recreation Club is available to both Recreation majors and SJC students at

large. The Club members are actively Involved in many programs throughout the

academic year. The club members have participated in professional conferences,

fundraisers and a variety of community service ventures.

Society for Human

Resource

Management

President
Melissa Frisina

Vice-President
John O'Keefe

Treasurer

Joseph Wapo\\tano

Secretary
Janet- Thornton

SHRM serves the needs of the human resource management professional by providing the most

essential and comprehensive set of resources available. In addition, the Society is committed to

advancing the human resource profession and the capabilities of all human resource professionals to

ensure that HR is an essential and effective partner In developing and executing organizational

strategy.

Sigma Xi Epsilon

President:
Frank Giordano
Vice-President:
Anthony Pusso

Secretary:

Pichard Pallila

Treasurer:

Keith Annunziata

Pledgemaster: Steven

Torreblanca

Greek Council: John Krup

The mission of the Sigma Xi Epsilon Fraternity is to embrace all positive ideas of those interested in

our cause. Our goal as a fraternity is to form a common bond amongst brothers based on the virtues

of charity, unity, social responsibility, and brotherhood. We hope to host a number of charity events.

We, as a fraternity, encourage and strive for diversity on all levels: diverse nationalities and ethnic

backgrounds, diverse cultures, and most of all, diverse ideas.

Social Sciences
Club

President
Sophia A. Perna

Vice-President
Edward Flood

Secretary
Kerry Ann Conde

Treasurer
Laura Schwartz

The Social Sciences Club is an innovative club open to students of all disciplines to boost awareness and knowledge through -I

discussions on issues, guest speakers, debate forums, and charitable fundraising.

During the 2005-06 school year, the Social Sciences Club has held Constitution Jeopardy, sold homemade chocolate

lollipops in order to raise funds to give to the Red Cross for the victims of Hurricane Katrina, brought in a former \aw school

students to give a first hand account of her experience in law school, as well as holding a capital punishment forum. The club

also participated in Fall Fest, by hosting "pumpkin painting," along with two other clubs/organizations.

tP. I .A.K.v?.

President
Alyssa Malone

Vice President
Alannah Plank

Secretary
Christiana Bitonti

Treasurer
Sophia Ferna

Student Taking an Active Role in Society (STARS) sponsors various events

focusing on community service. Working with the college's Campus Ministry,

students help the college and global community.

Step Squad

President
Gina DeTomasso

Vice President
Alyssa Granice

Secretary
Sheila Doherty

Treasurer
Gina Frlmerano

"A journey of a thousand miles begins with one step."

The Step Squad is an organized group of students who practice and perform step

routines. Try-outs are held for this organization and they also are Involved In

various community activities.

The Talon

Editor-in-Chief
Briana Raimondo

Copy Editor
Christina D'Eletto

Layout Editor
Joseph Macellaro

Enterntainment Editor
Krystal Schweimler

A student-run newspaper covering current events, campus activities and also

includes student opinions. Positions in computer layout, writing, sports editing

and photography are available to all interested students. Voice your opinions ar\d

be heard when you join the Talon!

Zeta Sigma Phi

President: Luisa Stellato
Vice President: Graceanne

Wendelken

Secretary: Heather Gerkens

Treasurer: Jennifer Wesnofske

Pledge Master: Natasha

Shishov

Judicial Chair: MaryBeth

Canders

Greek Council: Jennifer Wiley

Social Chair: Danielle McBride

Charity Chair: tsristy Lentino

Campus Activities Chair:

Rebecca Kainone

Zeta Sigma Phi strives to establish bonds of sisterhood among women of our college with common .
goals and interest. Together our individual hands hold the seven values and ideals of our sisterhood:
Leadership, Trust, Loyalty, Dedication, Determination, Character and Friendship. Each sister is a
shining star exemplifying our motto: "Friends are like stars, you can't always see them but they're
40 always there!"

Yearbook

Editor-in-Chief:

Christine Zeblisky

President: Kerry Ann

Conde
Faculty Editor. Kerry

Ann Conde
Clubs Editor. Joseph

Macellaro

Staff: Jackie Greene

Victoria Janes

The purpose of yearbook is to create a publication that you can look back on years
after you graduate and remember the times you had here at St. Joseph's College

as though they happened yesterday.

SP0RTS

Men's Soccer

Head Coach:
Gary Smith

Assistant Coaches:
Mike Marie
Mike (rengler

Team Captain:
Anthony Marciano

Team Roster

0 Sean Graham

2 Will PeSimone

3 Scott Wright

4 James Zappa

5 Anthony Marciano

6 Nick Froiseth

7 Paniel Mercado

I Matt Jeanette
10 Joe Cusimano

II Pavid Arthurs

12 Eric Olsen-Tank

13 Russ Plumenthal

14 Joe Malandro

16 Chris Kunzig

17 Craig Schnaars

15 Marco Saccoeeio
20 Scott (rarofola
23 Mike Longo

27 Tow Fank

28 Roy Johnson

29 Paul PeSimone

30 Matt Pirozzi

31 Nil Goodrich

Them

Ithaca

Delaware Valley

John Jay

Rutgers-Newark

Centenary

NYU

USMMA

Mount Saint Mary

Staten Island

Farmingdale State

CCNY

Manhattanville

New Jersey City

Mt. St. Vincent

Maritime

Rowan

Old Westbury

Stevens

Volleyball

Head Coach:
Tobey Pantophlet

Assistant Coach:
Theresa Cerlello

Us fhew

William Patterson

Ramapo

Rutgers-Newark

New Jersey City

York

USMMA

Maritime

New Jersey City

St. Elizabeth

Farmlngdale

CCNY

John Jay

Eastern Connecticut

New Jersey City

Hunter

Old VYestbury

VYidener

FW-Florham

Russel Sage

Kean

Mt. St. Mary

Mt. St. Vincent

City Tech

Lehman

CCNY

New Paltz

-Farmlngdale

Centenary

Stevens

USMMA

Team Roster

1 Kelly O'Shaughnessy

3 Samantha Uibowitz

4 Meaghan Pisken

6 Jennifer PeStefano

7 Kiwberlie Lacci
10 Christine Bennett
14 Brooke Sole

17 Lisa Giordano

18 Christina Auth

19 Katie Johnson

20 Elyse Cutrone
U Andrea Chibbaro
U Elyse Quirk

Baseball

Head Coach:
Randy Caden

Assistant Coaches:
Sal Alt ano
Mike McCabe
John Fennessy

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Team Roster

2 Pennis Pivihian

2? Mike Mitchell

5 Rich Rivera

IS Jon Welsh

4 Steve Wiener

26 Mike 6-erdes

S Jason (rarguilo

27 Edwin Pelgado

6 Steve Seedorf

28 (rregroy Walter

7 John Fiske

29 Fred Morales

f Joseph Atanasio

30 Joe Notaro

9 Tyler Ruthizer

31 Rob Mauro

It Rob Motroni

33 Steve Pileggi

12 Alex Regruto

34 Paul Cangelosi

14 Mike Seiame

36 Chris Niblock

16 John tilliam

37 Matt Tiwwons

17 Joseph Armenio

3% Mike Hernandez

IS Frank V A versa

39 Rich Lynster

19 Tim Flaherty

40 Joe Pellauniversita

20 John Sehwenzer

41 Anthony Atanasio

21 Chris Patronaggio

44 Zack Keckley

22 John Migliorisi

45 Paul Masone

We wish the Baseball

team luck in their

season. With a record

of 26-17 last season

and Skyline Confrence

Pitcher of the Year Rob

Motroni coming back

this year, we're sun

they'll do great!

Women's Tenuis

Head Coach:
(rlenn Nathan

Assistant Coach:
Alison Schowbs

Them

John Jay

lehwan

St. Thomas Aquinas

CCNY

Manhattanville

Stevens Tech

Mt. St. Mary

Purchase

Yeshiva

2005 All-Skyline Confrence:
Carly Nappi

Team Roster

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Melissa Carlin
Lindsey Curtis
Marie Pavi
Colleen Fitzgerald
Tiffany Kristich
Jessica McPonald
Carly Nappi
Christina Spath
Pryanne Vieuteister
Jennifer Yosilla

frolf

Coach:
George Cangero

Team Roster

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Lane Pubka

;

Kevin Jackson

Michael Keaveny

Pan Rhodes

Paul Rowland

Kyle Schirmer

Ronald Tauriello

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2005 Skyline
Cowfrence
Champions

1005 Skyline
All-Confrence:

Kevin Jackson

Pan Rhodes

Mike Keaveny

Swimming

Paruch

N4IT

John Jay

William Peterson

USMMA

Maritime

Mew Rochelle

Did Westbury

Manhattan

St. Elizabeth

Hunter

Mt. St. Mary

Mt. St. Vincent

Purchase

Metropolitan

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Us Them

49 46

62 35

59 62

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3rd Place

70 50

73
55
39
53
35
93
61
64

43
34
64
40
60
93
44
53

Head Coach:
Christine Benson

Assistant Coach:
Shinaide McAleavey

Captains:
Kimberly 6-ordon
Amy Schatz
Kristen Schoelermann

Team Roster

Kerri Bona
Erin Poughty
Karen Candley
Kimberly Gordon
Julia Could
Amy McPougal
Christina Romano
Amy Schatz
Elizabeth Schiraldi
Kristen Schoelermann
Courtney Skahill
Rebecca Swanson
Jennifer YanEssendelft

14th Place

Men's Basketball

Head Coach:
John Mateyko

Assistant Coaches:
Greg Cerillo
Tim Trava

Team Captain:
Richard Henderson

TL / J. * ■* '-

Team Roster

3 Gregory Cerillo
10 Chris Patronaggio
12 Brian Fenton
15 I? avid Acree
20 Stu Coleman
25 Brendan Fuehs
24 Richard Henderson
25Phillipari
32 Matt McKee
55 Alvin Bray
42 Chris Nibloek
44 Jorge Martinez
50 Joe Meglio
52 Pondi Peterson

Them

John Jay

NYU

NYC Tech

Yesbiva

Fitcbburg St.

Oneonta

CCNY

Medgar Evers

lebman

York

Mt. St. Vincent

New England

Farmingdale State

Maritime

Stevens

Old Westbury

Manbattanville

USMMA

Hunter

Mt. St. Mary

Maritime

Old Westbury

Centenary

Farmingdale State

USMMA

Stevens

Women's Basketball

Head Coach:
Kris Pavis

Assistant Coaches:
Cheri Eleazer
Regina Ely

Us fhew

Mitchell

Pridgewater State

Lehman

St. Elizabeth

NYC Tech

Centenary

NYU

John Jay

Yeshlva

CCNY

York

Mt. St. Vincent

Purchase

Farmlngdale State

St. Elizabeth

USMMA

Stevens

Old Westbury

Manhattanville

USMMA

Mt. St. Mary

Old Westbury

Centenary

farmlngdale State

Stevens

80
46
69
76
73
59
31
51
74
74
61
60

48
71
47
43
56
56
59
66
51
70
65
31
48

60
75
57
45
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70
67
56
48

50
44
51
90
40
56
60
66
70
71
84
77
54
71
64
68

Track and Field

Head Coach:
Steve Trudel

Team Roster

Joseph Arnold
Katie Paudier
Plane Crotty
Erika P'Aurio
Amanda Previs
Tyler Eekhoff
John Edson
Jesse Ooodenough
Jessica Kirsch
Bridget Kissinger
Bryan Knipfing
Jordan Lester
Henry Perez
Panielle Rowlette
Tracie Van Wart

The Track and Field Team

participates in many meet

throughout the course of

both the fall and spring

semesters. You can see

their dedication yearlong

as they rw everyday

around campus!

Women's Soccer

Head Coach:
Joseph Lee

Assistant Coach:
Christina Cuevas

Thew

William Paterson

Keaw

(rwynedd-Mercy

New Jersey City

St. Elizabeth

Rawapo

Mt. St. Vincent

Stevens

CCNY

Staten Island

Farwingdale

Faleigh Pickinson

Rutgers

New Faltz

St. John Fisher

Mt. St. Mary

Centenary

Manhattanville

Team Roster

1 Katie Schnitzenbaumer

2 Jawi Pileggi

$ Lauren Hagemann

4 Jessica Purant

5 Heather Okerblom

6 Jackie Lento

7 Melanie Murphy

8 Meghan Prady

9 Courtney Caden

10 Jessica Ragazzi

11 PanaReoch

12 Taryn Proda

13 Christine Argentina

14 Alyssa Cote

19 Paw Molinas-Coelho

16 Marissa Lewis

17 Leah Taglia

15 Elizabeth Jentz

19 Pernadette McHugh

20 Tracy Thalhawer

21 Kelly Fagan

22 Paw Brandon

23 Kate Schamberger

24 Erika Kaiwo

25 Nicole Wolf

26 Jackie Peterson

Equestrian team

Head Coach:
Shelia Rodgers

Assistant Coach:
Stephanie Rigert

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Team Roster

G-riffin Chumas
Jessica Condon
Tricia Crispins
Jessica Patz
Liz Harrison
Krystie Kiernan
Audra Litwin
Kelly Marwo
Lynn Matz
Catherine Raghunadan
Theresa Reilly
Nicole Sottilo
Christine VanEssendelft

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Result

St. Joseph's

4th

Fairfield

3rd

Hofstra

1st

Stony Brook

4th

Molloy

5th

Columbia

6th

The Equestrian Team did

an excellent job in their

fall cowpetetions and

we're sure they'll do just

as well in all of their

Spring competitions.

Pawce Team

The Pancc Team performed

at several soccer games

this year and competed in

the »attle of the

Northeast.

Congratulations on a

great season and raising

the soccer teams moral!

Head Coach:
Melissa Capuano

Assistant Coach:

Tracey

Maczkiewicz

Team Roster

Panielle Aguiar
Tiffany Bohonan
Lisa (ralasso
Jenn Gorman
Para (roz
Tara Gray

Krystina Lewandowski
Erin McCance
Sarah Nowaski
Peawa Rinaldi
Jessica Schilling
Porian Sirota
Shannon Turner
Jennifer Wiley

Cross Country

Head Coach:
Jim Crowley

Assistant Coaches:
Bridget Burke
Steve Trudel

Team Roster

Joseph Arnold

Katie Paudier

Wane Crotty

Joan Cusack

Erika P'Aurio

Amanda Previs

Tyler Eekhoff

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Jesse froodenough

Jessica Kirsch

Bridget Kissinger

Pryan Knipf ing

Kari Maso

Erin O'Poyle

Panielle Kowlette

Pen Tieniber

Women

Seawolves Invitational

10/12

Paruch Invitational

2/6

NYU Invitational

16/32

Sard College Invitational

2/16

Stevens Invitational

1/4

St. Joseph's Invitational

5/17

Skyline Championship

2/6

CTC Championship

10/15

Halloween Classic

5/14

ECAC Championship

21/46

Softball

We would like to wish the
girls Softball team and
amazing season. With
what's wi to be ah
excellent season ahead of
them, we're sure the girls
will do great!

Head Coach:
Al Sciangula

Assistant Coaches:
Fred Cohen
Erin Molloy

Team Captains:
Kristen Mercado
Kelly Fagan

Team Roster

1 Panielle Carrara

2 Christina P'Eletto

3 Kristen Mercado

4 Michelle Nardella

5 Nicole Luneburg

7 Brooke Sole

8 Adrienne Postigliowe

9 Allyson Frisina

10 Jennifer Martinez

1 1 Megan King

13 Sabina Wright

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17 Craig Schnaars

20 Jennifer Yosilla

21 Kelly Fagan

22 Jackie PeG-uido

2? Kaitlin Schamberger

24 Elyse Quirk
28 Caitlin Clock

33 Tiffany Kristich

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Lave Le all flic Sisters of Zrta Sigma Phi: head flits, zeta fruit, ski- trips, bud tights, Sunday
meeiiuqs. Zcra ctoflies, Applebee's boneless buffalo wings. Funky PLiisLi. car washes, concern, {[ftp
cup, Pledging, the cafeteria, S/arbucks, Wendy's rum Blizzard 2006 at my house, tide pony tails.

Relay fier Life, Diabetes Awareness Walks, and all the etehr memories we have made over (he

years. Thank you /[or king my sisters and for making my college experience the /jest 4 years 0/[ my

ftfet "Friends are like stars, you may no/ 'always see them hut you know tlicy arc always there. "

-Luisa Stellate

lean not hah e /hie rune has finally come to im e St. Joe's, it seems tike only

yesterday thiat I first teamed hww to hattlc fior a parking space and wait hours on

end '/[or die registration page to finally toad. I wittua er fiorget those memories or

the people that helped me drought it all. Mom and Dad: Thanks fior supporting me

a en when it means T get to travel to another country T love you hetti so much.

There are realty no words to descri/jr how much you both mean to me. Cassic: Hold

down die fiort white Tm gone and keep the Barcia legacy going l Vou il always he the

hest cartoon impersonator T know. . . "BABY GOT BACKl" Krista.- Thanks fior king

ny art/juddy. Vou I r definitely made flic past fieur years awesome t you've hecomc
more than a firiend. .you're my doughnut And yes. you've

flianked me enough. Seamy: Have fun being a "super- senior".

Tlkuow. no matter what, you'll succeed... in somefliing. !

love you more than hunniest Tts twue. Rick: Thanks fior

helping me hjccemc flic artist T wanted to hecomc. Vou have

inspired me to take flic path T truly tove.Art And you I e

hceu the hest photo teacher Aittb moderator TVe ever hiadt
Marian.- Thanks /[or putting up wifli my MILLIONS of, 'questions. Vou were

definitely always there when I needed you and lam so gralefiit fior it Mr. Schultz:

Thanks fior hcing Mr. Schultz. Votive Seen one ofi the coolest teachers I've ever met

Keep up those great crafit proectS: Lie used every ouel Art Cltth: Lean honestly say

that Art Cltth has hecn my fiavorite thing a Lent St. Joseph S and J am proud to have

heen a part ofi it l( Lie/her it was painting murals or gutting pumpkins. II e enjoyed

every moment Thiank-you especially Krista. Jay me (not me). Michelle (the last
Madame Coordinator). Amy Pants. Jess, and Jackson (honorary member) for hcing

with me til 'the end. Rememher: No ears required. To alt my St. Joe's Friends:
"tmagination is more important than knowledge. " -Albert Einstein. Let your
imagina/ion /akeyett to your dreams. -Kimbe/y

During my fieur years at St. Joseph's

College, I would like to thank many

people. First, my parents for all of

their love and support. I would ftM

to wisti my dure colleagues of

Student Government Association

2005-2006. Christen, KriSty, and

Joe. die best ofi luck, happiness and

success ofi the future.

Thank you to the Danzi Athletic
Center administrators and staff for
help making the past four years an
exciting place to work. And to my
brothers ofi the Delta Psi Omega
Fraternity, thank you for making m
last year at SJC a 1 cry memorable

onef Lite 317

At SJC: Time Flies When Vottte

Having Fun!

-Bryan Gill

•ic is not necessarily about the classes you take: its about the people you meet a long the way.
Lis about the relationships that hen e shaped you into die person you are today. H Lien / began

I wits on one path, positive that L knew exactly what / wanted, but as /grew as a prism /
became stronger, not afraid to admit if i was wrong, not afraid to change my ma/or and the
direction of my life, t cannot stress enough that it is because of my experience within the sorority
that bias chianged me for die better, and fe ran / wilt be proud to call myself a Sister ofi. Seta

Sigma Phi. ■ Christen Gang

Dear Cla** of 2006,

Congratulation* graduate*, another milestone in our Km' to now complete. We are four year* elder
and proud to hold a degree certifying u*togo out into the writ and become someone great. Many
of u* may had hoped, that upon graduation a simple rood map of life wa* handed 'to u*. or that
there could have been a set of foolprwf rule* that showed (to the way to succes*. Butthi* to net
always the cote, a* we will kirn in year* to come. The reality of it to, each one of u* will need to
rely on our own morals, moral* that were taught to u* throughout our year* at St. Joseph '* College.
With the guidance of our professor* and the exchange of viewpoint* from our fellow classmate*, we
have learned to think outside the box, and to not alway* take thing* for granted.

/to we look through thi* yearbook, it will bring back memorie* of friend* that had an impact on our
live* and helped in the formation of who we are today. The*e memorie* reveal how fortunate we were
to attend 'such an amazing college. Tht* wa* truly a place where we were given the opportunity to
learn not only in the classroom, but outride it a* well. Attending a commuter college held many
advantage* for u*, time to mingle with friend* sometime* lasted forever, but we alway* knew that if
Ume alone wa* needed, the comfort of our own home wa* within a short car ride. And home cooked
meal* were a thing that happened nightly.

If I couM leave you with one last thought, I hope that we all remember to live life pa*sionately, set
our goal* high, and always follow our dream*. I think Dr. Seus* sum* it up best when he wrote:

you have brain* in your head.

you have feet in your shoe*.

you can steer yourself in any direction you choose.

you're on your own.

And you know what you know.

you are the guy who'll decide where to go.

-Dr. Seus*

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